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 1  3,4 |            by Belisarius, occupied Sicily without much difficulty.
 2  3,4 |      warfare, Italy, Dalmatia, and Sicily were reunited with the Empire.
 3  3,4 |            the southeast of Spain, Sicily, Sardinia, Corsica, and
 4  3,8 |           sea it invaded Italy and Sicily. In Constantinople the visitation
 5  4,1 |        reached as far as Crete and Sicily, menacing the Aegean Sea
 6  4,1 | expeditions, particularly those of Sicily, were transported to the
 7  4,1 |     southern portion of Italy with Sicily and several other neighboring
 8  4,1 |          North Africa to Italy and Sicily, and decided to strengthen
 9  4,1 |        recognized in Rome, Naples, Sicily, and the southernmost part
10  4,1 |       Lombards was not successful. Sicily was still constantly menaced
11  4,4 |            the shores of Italy and Sicily. In the northwest of the
12  4,4 |          probably, the district of Sicily was organized against the
13  5,3 |             Macedonia, Hellas, and Sicily. But if the question of
14  5,3 |         III raised the poll tax in Sicily and Calabria by one-third
15  5,8 |         Crete, the greater part of Sicily, and a number of important
16  5,8 |   Byzantine Empire was the loss of Sicily. As early as the seventh
17  5,8 |       Arabs. The latter arrived in Sicily; but instead of aiding Euphemius,
18  5,8 |       occupied the greater part of Sicily, including Messina, so that
19  5,8 |            of the Christians. From Sicily the most natural step for
20  5,8 |            the gradual conquest of Sicily, the Arabian fleet also
21  5,8 |        Byzantine Empire. Crete and Sicily were lost; the former only
22  6,2 |      possessed the greater part of Sicily and occupied some important
23  6,2 |     western Arabs out of Italy and Sicily. But this alliance did not
24  6,2 |          island of Malta, south of Sicily, and in the year 878 they
25  6,2 |          among important points in Sicily the Byzantine Empire retained
26  6,2 |       fortified point of Byzantine Sicily. With the fall of this city
27  6,2 |         With the fall of this city Sicily was, so to say, entirely
28  6,2 |        time of Leo VI: in the west Sicily was definitely lost; in
29  6,2 |            the west, in Italy, and Sicily were of no importance for
30  6,2 |            time the last points in Sicily which still belonged to
31  6,2 |            by the Muslims, so that Sicily was completely in their
32  6,2 |   expedition for the reconquest of Sicily, but he died in the course
33  6,2 |            s attempts to reconquer Sicily did not bring about any
34  6,6 |    successful Arabian campaigns in Sicily and southern Italy. By the
35  6,6 |          of Syracuse and Taormina, Sicily was entirely in the hands
36  6,6 |   expedition for the reconquest of Sicily from the Arabs. This expedition
37  6,6 |         Messina, the reconquest of Sicily was not accomplished, mainly
38  6,7 |            the Arabian conquest of Sicily proper. The twelve European
39  6,8 |         free for the reconquest of Sicily from the Muslims.~ The subjection
40  7,1 |     beginning of the tenth century Sicily and the major part of the
41  7,1 |         Normans took possession of Sicily, they found there, in spite
42  7,1 |      Norman conquest of Apulia and Sicily, and the Norman conquest
43  7,1 |          both with the Saracens in Sicily and the Greeks in southern
44  7,1 |          union of south Italy with Sicily and the formation of the
45  7,1 |        formation of the Kingdom of Sicily, did European affairs become
46  7,1 |       Roger II united in his hands Sicily and southern Italy, and
47  7,1 |             the unofficial ally of Sicily,” and the Emperor’s conjectures
48  7,1 |       other captives, carried into Sicily the most skilful silk weavers,
49  7,1 |    production and silk industry in Sicily; in reality the production
50  7,1 |         dragon of the island (i.e. Sicily) who was about to eject
51  7,1 |       privileges in the kingdom of Sicily, made an alliance with William
52  7,1 |      between Manuel and William of Sicily. This peace, the exact conditions
53  7,1 |        Germany, and the Kingdom of Sicily. The alliance of the two
54  7,1 |           closer to the Kingdom of Sicily.~ Then the Latins who had
55  7,1 |          heiress of the Kingdom of Sicily, Constance; the betrothal
56  7,1 |   successor could annex Naples and Sicily to the possessions of the
57  7,1 |        with his son.”~ The king of Sicily, William II, a contemporary
58  7,1 |        expedition of William II of Sicily sailed against the Empire.
59  7,2 |            and Richard marched via Sicily, and therefore they had
60  7,2 |        good terms with the king of Sicily. Intending to go to the
61  7,2 |          heiress of the Kingdom of Sicily, forced Isaac to regard
62  7,2 |         had gone to Palestine from Sicily by sea, encroached upon
63  7,2 |         agreement with the king of Sicily. Isaac Angelus’ attempt
64  7,4 |           quarrel with the king of Sicily and was angry with the Emperor
65  7,4 |           a present to the king of Sicily and some other manuscripts
66  7,4 |        manuscripts were brought to Sicily from Manuel’s library at
67  7,4 |            consecrated in 1095. In Sicily, many buildings and mosaics
68  7,4 |     expected, among the Normans of Sicily and the Latins of Syria,
69  8,10|         Germany and the Kingdom of Sicily. The latter, in the person
70  8,10|          under the southern sky of Sicily, at Palermo, where had lived
71  8,10|            at Frederick’s court in Sicily, he became an enthusiast
72  8,10|        Manfred, had become king of Sicily, relations changed, and
73  8,13|        despot himself, the king of Sicily, Manfred, a relative of
74  9,3 |        state in southern Italy and Sicily, gained control of the Kingdom
75  9,3 |         son Manfred became king of Sicily. The legitimate son of Frederick,
76  9,3 |          interests of his kingdom, Sicily enjoyed a period of peace.
77  9,3 |     Charles to take the Kingdom of Sicily, the pope had in view not
78  9,3 |        1266. With Manfred’s death, Sicily and Naples came under French
79  9,3 |          relations with Manfred of Sicily, planned to hand Constantinople
80  9,3 |           Grace of God the King of Sicily and Albania” (Dei gratia
81  9,3 |       suddenly from the West, from Sicily, where on March 31, 1282
82  9,3 |        given by the celebration in Sicily, in 1882, of the six hundredth
83  9,3 |      related to the former king of Sicily, Manfred, the natural son
84  9,3 |            in taking possession of Sicily. Michael VIII made use of
85  9,3 |        were going on, to reconquer Sicily and to expel Peter of Aragon
86  9,3 |          which deprived Charles of Sicily and saved the Eastern Empire
87  9,3 |          Learning of the rising in Sicily and foreseeing the fall
88  9,3 |        times and the discontent of Sicily, of which Michael VIII took
89  9,4 |        peace was concluded between Sicily and Naples, the Catalans
90  9,4 |           grace of God the King of Sicily and Albania.” In the fourth
91  9,8 |           in 1458. Having reunited Sicily and Naples under his power
92  9,11|             influenced the King of Sicily with spiritual reasons,
93  9,19|    Hellenism in southern Italy and Sicily, the Greek population of
94  9,19|     country for southern Italy and Sicily under pressure of Slavonic
95  9,19|           huge Greek emigration to Sicily and southern Italy took
96  9,19|      centuries Greek refugees from Sicily, then being conquered by
97  9,19|            of the Greek culture of Sicily.”[460] A. Veselovsky, wrote: “